Posts tagged object-orientation
Object Orientation & Update Anomalies
- 14 December 2022
In our latest micro-training, “Good→Better→Best Python,” we’re talking about object orientation and approaches people take when using it in Python.
(If you’re not already signed up for “Good→Better→Best Python,” it’s not too late! You can join our next workshop on Friday, December 16th by registering here. If you purchase a ticket, we’ll bring you up to speed with a recording from the first workshop along with the notes/work problems to review.)
Structured Objects: namedtuple
- 04 May 2022
- English
In one of our recent classes, the topic of structured objects came up. While discussing the tuple
as an object that is typically used to model entities or tie together features of a single entity. In our discussion we compared the built-in tuple
and namedtuple
to assess the uses of either and see how we can improve the intent of our code using the namedtuple
to model single entities.
Before we go too deep into the